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Before healing became an industry it was whole. The person who set the bone also knew what broth would bring the milk in. The midwife knew the plants. The hearth keeper knew the fever.That knowledge didn't disappear. It got buried. The Root & The Road goes digging.Each episode follows one thread of ancestral medicine — European healing traditions, pre-industrial body knowledge, the practices that sustained human frames long before the pharmaceutical aisle existed. Not to romanticize the past. To recover what actually worked and understand why we stopped using it.The bone remembers what the ...

A research journey told out loud. Historian and ancestral formulator Alexandria Quinn Love moves through the great healing traditions — humorism, Ayurveda, European ancestral practice — to find what they knew that we stopped knowing. One frame. One system. One consistent truth.For the ones who never stopped asking.....history of medicine • constitutional health • Ayurveda • humorism • European ancestral healing • stillroom tradition • whole body care • resilience • storytelling

AFTER MIDNIGHT: Where humor meets hard-won healing. This late-night reflection is an honest conversation about resilience, love, and the beautiful, complex mess of growing older. Hosted by Alexandria Quinn Love, we dive into life's essential truths—one ember, one honest laugh, one personal insight at a time. It's the space for reflection when the world is quiet and the headlines are off.

House of Salt & Story is immersive storytelling and imaginative journeys that explore memory, human connection, and the worlds we carry within. Drawing on Alexandria’s background as a historian and storyteller, this podcast uncovers the hidden threads that link past to present, illuminating lives, events, and experiences that might otherwise be forgotten. Each episode is crafted to invite you into a space where history feels alive — where you can inhabit the stories of those who lived, struggled, and thrived before us, and reflect on how those experiences resonate in our own lives ...